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A detergent `(C_(12)H_(25)SO_(4)^(-)Na^(+))` solution becomes colloidal sol at a concentration of `10^(-3)`M . On an average `10^(13)` colloidal particles are present in `1mm^(3)` . What is the average number of ions which are contained by one colloidal particle (micelle)?

A

`6xx10^(7)`

B

10

C

60

D

None of these

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